Hitoshi Ginjima, a second-year Inarizaki High wing spiker, balances fiery impulsiveness with unwavering team loyalty. His silver (manga) or sandy brown (anime) spiky hair frames grey eyes, complementing a lean 180 cm frame. Rash decisions on court draw frequent critiques from captain Shinsuke Kita, yet his explosive power and resilience anchor his gameplay. During the Tokyo Nationals, he executes double-quick attacks, challenges Karasuno’s blockers, and salvages critical receives—even disrupting Kageyama’s serves—despite occasional serving errors. Kita’s substitutions trigger brief self-doubt, but sharp guidance steers Ginjima to exploit defensive gaps with decisive spikes. Post-loss tears reveal his raw emotional investment. Boasting 4/5 ratings in power, speed, stamina, and jumping, his athleticism fuels relentless jump serves and spikes, though 3/5 technique and composure hint at growth areas. Post-graduation, he channels this vigor into a Osaka gym instructor role by 2021. Classmates with the Miya twins, he clashes with Kita over favoring Atsumu’s unconventional plays yet respects the captain’s strategic wisdom. Beyond volleyball, he aids Ojiro in tempering the twins’ antics, embodying a stabilizing force. Personal quirks include a love for meat-wrapped potatoes, a Leo zodiac, and a name meaning “silver island,” nodding to silver fox symbolism—traits etching his multifaceted presence on and off the court.